MULTIPLE CHOICE (LITERATURE)

Define as the body of written works. Either written or verbal texts.

• Leterature

• Literature

• Lietarature

• Leturature

Literature has the power to impart morals and values to the readers which also significantly shapes their personality and principles.

• Moral Function

• Cultural Function

• Educational Function

• Linguistic Function

Reading is supposed to be pleasurable, and literature should be consumed by the readers for intensifying their habits of reading.

• Moral Function

• Cultural Function

• Entertainment Function

• Ideological Function

Relevant appeal or timelessness of a literary text.

• Artistry

• Universality

• Style

• Intellectual Value

Literature has an aesthetic appeal and thus possesses a sense of beauty.

• Artistry

• Universality

• Style

• Intellectual Value

Literature stimulates critical thinking that enriches mental processes of abstract and reasoning, making man realize the fundamental truths of life and its nature.

• Artistry

• Universality

• Style

• Intellectual Value

Literature endures across time and draws out the time factor: timeliness, occurring at a particular time, and timelessness, remaining invariable throughout time.

• Permanence

• Style

• Artistry

• Intellectual Value

Literature elevates the spirit and the soul and this has the power to motivate and inspire, drawn from the suggested morals or lessons of the different literary genres.

• Permanence

• Style

• Spiritual Value

• Intellectual Value

Literature portrays social and political issues prevailing in societies.  

• Permanence

• Ideological Function

• Social and Political Function

• Entertainment Function

The 2 novels of Jose Rizal: Noli me Tangere and El Filibusterismo portrays what function of literature?

• Permanence

• Ideological Function

• Social and Political Function

• Entertainment Function